DinosaursChildren's Board Books & Plush Toy (4 Books)
R349
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With this fantastic bundle, you can introduce your little dino fan to opposites and counting with A Stampede of Dinosaurs and Counting Dinosaurs.
There are also 2 sweet storybooks: Little Dino's Big Roar and Dinosaurs in the Supermarket, PLUS a cute and cuddly dino plush toy.
A Stampede of Dinosaurs by Roger Priddy
A clever opposite’s book. There are big, small, short, and tall dinosaurs stampeding across the pages of this colourful and humorous first opposite’s book. On the turn of every page, there are raised shapes to touch, feel and explore, and that neatly tuck into the shaped spaces on the opposite page. The book offers a tactile and visual experience that your child will want to repeat, time and time again.
Dinosaurs in the Supermarket by Timothy Knapman
There's a T. rex gobbling sausage, a Stegosaurus spilling beans! A Diplodocus in the frozen peas fills the aisles with greens! For one little boy, a trip to the supermarket is turned upside down. A band of dinosaurs wreak havoc in the aisles, but the grown-ups can't see them! Can he convince the dinosaurs to behave? Who will mop up the mess? Chunky gift-edition board book of a bestselling dinosaur romp!
Counting Dinosaurs by Roger Priddy
There are big dinosaurs, little dinosaurs, spiky ones and scaly ones, and all kinds of funny prehistoric beasts to discover stomping across the pages of this awesome counting book! Every page is packed with creatures to look for, find, and count, along with fun, odd-one-out pictures to spot, too. Organized into seven themed collections, the sturdy picture tabs make it easy for young dino fans to turn to their favourite page.
Little Dino’s Big Roar - Book and Plush Toy
Join Little Dino in this fun, beautifully illustrated story, as he searches for something he is good at and makes lots of new friends along the way. This fun book and plush set come complete with your very own cuddly version of Little Dino to play with and cherish. Read along with your cuddly friend at story time and have lots and lots of fun - the perfect gift for young children.
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